The Ultimate Club Sandwich

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Let’s just get this humble-brag out of the way now: ย I’m REALLY good at making sandwiches. ย It’s mostly just about piling delicious things onto fresh bread. ย It’s not really rocket surgery.

Making a sandwich for someone is dang important. ย A good sandwich can’t be faked. Avocado must be ripe. ย Bacon must be crisp. ย Produce must be fresh and cheese must be perfectly melty.

It’s a science… but it’s not a science at all. ย It’s just a sandwich, but it’s important.

Can we just talk about sandwiches? ย K. Thanks.

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I call this sandwich The Ultimate Club because it’s totally top-shelf.

We’ve got crisp Black Forest Bacon, whole grain mustard, ripe tomatoes, baby spinach, roasted turkey, and ripe avocado. ย Wait.. did I mention melty Brie Cheese!? ย Yea… it’s serious.

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Mustard is smeared. ย Brie and turkey are piled generously.

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Flavor layering, featuring BACON!

Bacon should probably be on every sandwich ever, including this Peanut Butter Pickle Sandwich. ย Yea… I went there.

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Only two things could make this sandwich better: ย avocado and grilling. ย We’re going to make both happen. ย Duh!

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By now you may know that I have a serious obsession with outrageous sandwiches. ย I’ve madeย Spinach and Artichoke Grilled Cheese,ย , French Onion Soup Sandwiches, and Pepper Jack Spicy Grilled Cheese. ย ย Seriously delicious. ย like whoa.

This Ultimate Club is easily one of my new favorites. ย It has everything a good lunch sandwich should have and it feels like a total treat! ย Served with fresh cherries, potato chips, and a Dr. Pepper… come on. ย Get in my life, for real.

The Ultimate Club Sandwich

makes 1 sandwich

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2 slices good bread

whole grain mustard

Brie cheese, rind and all

thinly sliced roasted turkey

2 slices crisp cooked bacon

sliced tomato

baby spinach leaves

ripe avocado, sliced

butter for grilling

You know how to make a killer sandwich. ย You don’t need any help from me. ย But… while we’re here, let’s just spell this out.

Spread two slices of bread with whole grain mustard. ย Top one of the bread slices with a bit of Brie cheese (rind and all). ย Top the Brie bread with a bit of fresh baby spinach leaves and a few tomato slices. ย On the other slice of mustard covered bread, add roasted turkey slices. ย Top with cooked bacon and sliced avocados.

Smash the two slices of bread together.

In a medium saute pan, melt a bit of butter over medium heat. ย Grill sandwich until golden on each side. ย Serve warm. ย It’s yummy. ย 

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  1. We had this for lunch this weekend (with a couple small variations due to ingredient availability) and it was SO GOOD. My husband even asked where I got the idea for this sandwich! :) Thanks for yet another fantastic sandwich – I love good sandwiches (especially when cheese is melted in perfect creamy gooeyness around the other luscious ingredients!)!

  2. sandwiches are by far, without a doubt, my favorite food, so I always love when you post about them [three days “on toast” made me love this blog and you more than I already did – fantastic posts!!!]

    I’m baking a cake for my grandmother’s upcoming birthday – a simple white cake & buttercream icing. what is a creative way I could decorate the cake? thank you Joy!

  3. I couldn’t have picked a better day to visit your blog. I LOVE MAKING SANDWICHES! I sometimes think I ought just to get a job in an upmarket Subway or something …
    It really is time I tried some new combinations – this post has really inspired me :) Thank you

  4. Not only are you really good at making sandwiches, but you also are a pro at cooking bacon. Seriously, that is mouth watering bacon perfection!

  5. I totally agree but would have to say I think I’d be better at making sandwiches than you..I know it’s a bold statement but seriously it’s kinda science, from the bread which is really important to how you season each layer. Yup I’m prettttyyy good at making sandwiches. Let’s open a sandwich truck!!

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  7. Hey, Joy.

    Thank you so much for this sandwich recipe. I love club sandwiches and very often order them in cafes or restaurants.

    But after reading your post – I thought “why not to make it myself?”

    Thanks

    Barbara Dixon

  8. Pretty please try it and write about it…not much help with
    ‘it looks great’…we already know that!!

  9. I don’t like putting the mustard onto the bread cus I find it becomes soggy therefore I tend to spread the mustard once I have the spinach leaves and turkey laid out. I find this helps keep it fresh for a weekday work lunch!

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